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The National Lok Kalyan Party (NLKP), in collaboration with Bharat Gathbandhan (BG), a political alliance of more than 80 parties, announced their plan to contest all 70 constituencies in the upcoming Delhi Vidhan Sabha Elections 2025. The announcement was made during a press conference held at the Chandigarh Press Club.
The press conference was addressed by a panel of distinguished leaders, including Sardar Inder Preet Singh (National President, NLKP), Sardar Aman Bandvi (National General Secretary, NLKP), Dr. Sudhir Agrawal (Founder President, BG), and other eminent leaders like Ram Nagina Singh, Saudan Singh Yadavn, Baldev Raj Sood, Sanjay Sharma, and Abhishek.
(SUBHEAD)“India is in the Crisis situation and it calls for New Political Movements. India is in a state of flux. Youth today are directionless, caught between polarizing and appeasing political ideologies that do little to address their challenges. It is time for fresh ideas and a people-centric revolution,” said Sardar Inder Preet Singh while addressing the conference.
He appealed to the youth to totally boycott ABC (AAP, BJP, Congress)
“The three main political parties have failed India. They have pushed the nation into darkness with no concrete solutions to unemployment, inflation, or the crumbling healthcare system. Bharat Gathbandhan represents hope and real change,” emphasized Dr. Sudhir Agrawal, Founder President of BG.
Revolution for a New India
Ram Nagina Singh, a veteran political leader, stated, “This is not just an election; this is a call for revolution. The nation deserves leadership that works for equality, justice, and progress for every citizen, not just for a few.”
Workers and the Common Man at the Center.
“Workers have been ignored for decades. Bharat Gathbandhan will fight to restore dignity, rights, and opportunities for every worker in India,” asserted Saudan Singh Yadav, a veteran champion of workers' rights.
Hope for Youth and Democracy
“Youth are the foundation of this nation. We will empower them with opportunities, education, and skill development. Together, we will create a New India,” said Abhishek, democracy champion and mentor at BG.
Sardar Aman Bandvi, National General Secretary of NLKP, concluded, “India's youth are lost in a maze of polarizing and appeasing politics. We need a revolution – a bold and decisive step toward reclaiming our future. Bharat Gathbandhan is not just a political alliance; it is a movement for hope, change, and a brighter future.”
